Warner University

Warner University is a private, online, Christian university headquartered in Lake Wales, FL. The acceptance rate is 35%, making it somewhat competitive. On our overall top colleges list, we've ranked it #924 in the US. It has a very small student body with 912 full-time undergrads in attendance. Warner's most frequently selected major is a Bachelor's in Business, which is elected by 20% of the student body. Alternative desired picks include Liberal Arts and Humanities, which accounts for 20% of students, and Elementary Education (15%). If you plan to major in sports management, Warner is a great choice for you, because its sports management program ranks 20th best in the country. What's more, Warner comes in 3rd in FL on our best Christian colleges list. For Florida-based applicants, full price tuition is $22,778 per year. Non-Florida students, however, need to lay out $20,609 per year. Before you rule out applying due to the cost, be conscious that every Warner student acquires at least some grant or scholarship funding. 31% of Warner University undergraduates graduate college, ready to set foot in the job market. On average, graduates go on to make a yearly income of $34,400 two years after commencement. After 4 more years in the job market, the alumni's median wage rises 12.2% to $38,600; however, that is still 3.7% under the national median salary. Applicants may like to know that half of the accepted students scored between 450 and 550 on the reading component of the SAT and most accepted achieved scores between 440 and 540 on the math portion of the SAT. Further, 100% of courses are small, with 20 to 39 students, and the retention rate for part-time students is 24%. Apropos of your savings account, be aware that on average, undergrads spend around $4,620 on housing every year and Warner offers a tuition guarantee plan, which insures that your tuition will remain fixed throughout your enrollment. On the subject of demographics, 18% of students come from a household with a yearly income between $75k and $110k and the faculty is comprised of 50% male professors. To wrap things up, six years after graduating, one in four graduates rake in $23,900 or less and the bottom quartile of graduates make a starting salary of $44,100 or more.